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Eagles Wings Business Network to Host Two Day Open House Cookout in Leola, PA - May 5, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

Leola, PA (PRWEB) May 04, 2014

Looking to build a deck this summer? Or maybe redo landscaping? Come out to Eagle Wing Business Network (EWBN)s Open House Cookout to celebrate the opening of their new location and to talk to local home professionals about these exciting opportunities.

The open house is an exciting two day free event on Friday May 16 from 12-7pm, and Saturday May 17 from 10am-4pm. Be sure to grab a hot dog and browse different home show display areas featuring outdoor kitchens, landscaping, gazebos, grills and much more. This event will feature work from Country Lane Gazebos, LanChester Grill and Hearth, EWBN, York Building Products and Greenway Fence and Rail Supply. All of the companies will have employees available to answer any questions attendants may have.

Along with food and fun, amazing promotions can be found for landscaping and other summer renovation projects.

Come to 179 W. Main St, Leola, PA 17540 on May 16 from 12-7pm or May 17 from 10am-4pm. Should any questions arise, call Reuben Stoltzfus at 717.556.0741.

Eagles Wings Business Network has more than 30 years of specialized landscaping experience and close to 25 years of experience in the construction industry. Reuben Stoltzfus, owner of EWBN, along with his family have dedicated their careers to building any style indoor and outdoor living structures and facilities. Customers have stated they are the best in the industry. EWBN will help unlock the potential of the clients property by transforming regular spaces into fun and exciting places to relax and unwind with family and friends. EWBN specializes in patios, walkways, landscapes, hardscaping, decks and deck roofing, home additions, maintenance services and more.

For more information please visit: http://www.ewbn.net.

Media Contact Reuben Stoltzfus 717-556-0741 info(at)ewbn(dot)net

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Local businessmans plan to develop along river gets complicated - May 5, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

CUMBERLAND Local businessman George Merling wants to expand his investment in Cumberland by adding a recreational park along South Johnson Street, complete with a 50-kayak boat dock, vendor stations and a restaurant.

However, his early attempts and access to the levee and river have left him wondering if he will receive cooperation from city officials for his project.

If they let me, I will put in park benches, a couple gazebos, clean it out and make it nice. It will be first-class and on my money, said Merling.

Merling is the owner of Merling Sports at 100 Beall St. His sports souvenir and memorabilia store, which also sells merchandise online, is located in the 15,000-square-foot, three-story brick structure that was the former location of the Loyal Order of the Moose.

This project could add around 20 jobs for the city, said Merling, With some help, I can do it.

Mayor Brian Grim thinks that Merling has an interesting plan.

His ideas and vision is promising. We have to see if we can work through the hurdles, said Grim.

With his business and parking lot located along the Potomac River right off Interstate 68, Merling saw an opportunity. He noticed that the stretch of flat water that runs from the Allegany County Fairgrounds to the Blue Bridge dam is conducive for boating.

Its the most gorgeous 5-mile float. Its perfect for families, said Merling, an avid fisherman.

Merling wants to add steps and a railing up the levee and a wooden ramp down to the waters edge to be used as a boat dock. With a parking lot adjacent to his business, he would add vendors and eventually a restaurant on the second floor of his building.The top of the levee would also become a natural walking path that would connect to George Washingtons Headquarters and the foot bridge to Canal Place.

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Thomas Kinkade Gazebos – Video - May 2, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

Thomas Kinkade Gazebos
Video con immagini dei quadri di Thomas Kinkade della categoria Gazebos acquistabili sul nostro sito http://www.thomaskinkade.it.

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Wet fun on dry weekends - May 2, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

01 May 2014| last updated at 09:40PM

WATER rationing is never fun, especially for families with kids and even singles like me. Instead of complaining, why not turn no-water weekends into a splashing fun family outing at a waterfall or recreational river park.

My choice is Lentang Forest Recreational Park, 45 minutes away from Kuala Lumpur, off the KL-Karak Highway.

The scenic drive on the winding highway puts me in the mood. If you dont plan on packing food to bring along, no worries! There are many stalls in the area, selling a variety of food.

You can enjoy your meal at the gazebos scattered around the park or spread your mat on the grass and enjoy a picnic.

Personally, I prefer to enjoy hot nasi lemak, packed from home while seated on a rock with feet dipped in in the cold water and listening to the soothing sounds of Nature. Aahh... heavenly.

Shortly after the meal, its time to take a plunge in the natural water pool. This proves to be the most rejuvenating bath ever, better than a hot shower at home!

For those who would like to spend the night, there are special campsites available. Just inform the authorities at the office located at the front gate.

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Oxley's Furniture will be unveiling a new partnership at the 2014 Chelsea Flower Show - April 28, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

London (PRWEB UK) 28 April 2014

Every year for the last 21 years Oxley's Furniture has exhibited at the Chelsea Flower Show. This year they are really pushing the boat out and creating an environment featuring not only of their new range of outdoor garden furniture, but also introducing a new product line of Italian-made gazebos and pergolas, which is the start of a partnership with Unosider. These gazebos and pergolas come in a variety of shapes including square, rectangular, hexagonal and octagonal and are freestanding structures used for covering and shading a variety of outdoor areas, and will be on display on Oxley's Furniture stand at the Chelsea Flower Show.

Oxley's Furniture will also be showcasing one of their other partnerships, JAB Anstoetz Furnishing Fabrics, who are the international market leaders of decoration and upholstery fabrics, with a product range of over 2,000 articles in 20,000 colours.

Oxley's stand at the Chelsea Flower Show has been designed by Kate Pearson, landscaped by Stuart Smith Landscapes, and Pavestone Ltd have supplied the natural stone flooring.

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English weather doesn't dampen St George's Day spirit - April 28, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

English weather doesn't dampen St George's Day spirit in Yate

3:48pm Monday 28th April 2014 in News By Alexandra Womack

Chris Boskett and Paul Warner of the Royal British Legion with George and the Dragon played by Helen Lee and Paul Harding of Discover History, MP Steve Webb with Mayor of Yate Cllr. Wully Perks and Madeleine Bills of the St George Society at the St George

THE Great British weather was in full force on Saturday as Yate celebrated St Georges Day.

The towns heritage centre hosted one of the biggest events to mark the countrys patron saint in the region with a line-up of traditional English entertainment, side stalls and refreshments.

St Marys green, between the centre and St Marys Church, saw a flow of displays by local primary school children including St Pauls Catholic Primary School, St Marys Primary School and North Road Community Primary School.

Morris dancers wowed the crowds and a Punch and Judy show kept children entertained.

Several acts were forced inside due to blustery gales in the middle of the event.

Community heritage officer and organiser David Hardill said: Five or six years we held the event and we knew immediately we wouldnt be putting up any gazebos or marquees because of the weather. But on Saturday it was breezy and only occasionally gusty so we couldnt anticipate it.

We did have a big marquee blow away but the Dunkirk spirit came out with everyone rallying round to help.

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North Port wants to widen Price Boulevard - April 24, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

Published: Thursday, April 24, 2014 at 3:37 p.m. Last Modified: Thursday, April 24, 2014 at 3:37 p.m.

NORTH PORT - As commuters head to work and students arrive at several schools in the mornings, especially North Port High and Heron Creek Middle, traffic on two-lane Price Boulevard frequently backs up.

The stop-and-go experience gets repeated after classes are dismissed and, after 5 p.m., as commuters return home.

The City Commission recently decided that widening Price will be the city's next major thoroughfare project.

Price serves as the main east-west connector between Interstate 75 and U.S. 41. It spans much of the city, serving as the conduit thousands use to reach the city's main north-south connectors between I-75 and U.S. 41, Sumter Boulevard and Toledo Blade Boulevard.

There's no other way to cut across the city without using the federal highways, former city commissioner Fred Tower said. It (widening project) definitely is needed.

Nearly 7,000 vehicles traveled daily on the stretch west of Sumter Boulevard and nearly twice that many, 13,100, relied on the segment between Sumter and Toledo Blade Boulevard, according to a 2013 survey by the Florida Department of Transportation.

The City Commission says traffic will worsen if the two-lane road is not widened to four lanes.

City officials say the 5.8-mile project, from Biscayne Drive to Toledo Blade, can be done using the existing 100 feet of right of way and without taking anyone's property.

That's the plan that makes the most sense, Mayor Jim Blucher told city administrators. ...I think we need to move forward with it.

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Thrilling Terengganu - April 24, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

SETIU WETLAND, WEAVE EASY

All seven coaches start from TH Hotel and travel in a convoy, with police escorts no less, to Setiu Wetland. The 75-minute drive along coastal road is dotted with scenic views of colourful fishing boats anchored on the countrys longest beach by the South China Sea. It reminds us why fishing is an age-old tradition in Terengganu.

Setiu is also famous for its enchanting beaches, traditional fishing villages and nature, especially its wetland areas where we are heading. Here, aside from learning about the importance of mangroves, we plant more mangrove trees.

Meantime, in the shade of a make-shift tent not far from the mangroves, old women are giving a demonstration on mat weaving. Seated on the floor with their legs tucked sideways as kampung folk do, and armed with nipah, rattan and bamboo, they showed us how this was done. Most have over 10 years experience in weaving and are often commissioned to weave mats and baskets for chalets, restaurants, resorts and individual homes in Terengganu.

Besides weaving fruit baskets and floor mats, the women also show how to weave attap leaves, often used as roofing material for gazebos and beach huts.

As some members of the media struggle at their first try, these women make it look like a piece of cake.

STOP, IM TICKLISH!

It takes about an hour to get to Gawi jetty from Kuala Terengganu. From there, we board several boats to a few attractions on Lake Kenyir, the biggest man-made lake in Southeast Asia.

Our first stop is Orchid Garden. Located on Hulu Selimbar Island, 20 minutes from the jetty, here you can find various wild orchid species and exotic hybrids of local and international species blooming in an array of colours.

We then board our boat and head for the tropical garden on Tekak Besar Island, an eco-tourism, research and development centre for diverse types of fruits tropical, wild, exotic and indigenous fruits which are close to extinction.